The development of advanced experimental and theoretical methods for the characterization
of excitations in materials enables revisiting established concepts that are sometimes …

Modeling the electronic and optical properties of organic semiconductors remains a
challenge for theory, despite the remarkable progress achieved in the last three decades …

The ultrafast dynamics of charge carriers in organic donor–acceptor interfaces are of primary
importance to understanding the fundamental properties of these systems. In this work, we …

The interactions between organic donor and acceptor molecules and the related charge
transfer (CT) effects are of great interest in organic optoelectronics. Here, we present a …

Metal ion-linked multilayers have emerged as a simple and modular means of assembling
molecular components on an inorganic substrate. The choice of molecules, based on their …

Molecular crystals with desirable structures and tunable photoluminescence are highly
important for multiscenario field applications as lasers, sensors, and light-emitting devices …

Donor–acceptor (D–A) materials can exhibit a wide range of unique photophysical
properties with applications in next-generation optoelectronics. Electronic structure …

Organic semiconductor crystals stand out as an efficient, cheap, and diverse platform for
realizing optoelectronic applications. The optical response of these crystals is governed by a …

Charge-transfer excitons (CTXs) at organic donor/acceptor interfaces are considered
important intermediates for charge separation in photovoltaic devices. Crystalline model …

Doping is an effective method to improve the electrical properties of organic semiconductors
or insulators. However, current progress in organic n‐doping is limited relative to pdoping …